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Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Glevnnille Greetings.

hN 70 '" HttE stt"N " ii HfiN'lfM HN e Sam Iahoo, let's hear thy win. ming voice again. .,..,.......
 D. E. P. delights to mnSe o'er the scenes of lis childhood years.
 Cotton picking progressing as rapidly as the hot weather will al@ low. a] g " ,alpQafl lfho03 suu al Mr. w. N. Goabold returned last week from an extensive "trip through eastern TeNas. ,ot ag o Damon it is'nt me th,tis gpin2 to be initiated into the ''order of the Legion of Bald Heads"
 MT. J. J. McLure has addrl quite useful and attr,c,ivr i'm
 provement5 Co his rrsidrirrc. i ' " The X. NJ, F. church ar this place was recently burned. IL is thought to have been the work of .incendiaries- Jlsf3 laai r A.M -4. One of our ''arIentrayouthfuls says that ito just goes 'lear through lhim,'' when some other
 fellow moaopolizeS his best girl. g Wonder if tue preSept condl,
 ton of the health uf.AlioS'' neigh
 bor woman preSig,.s for her i long life Some of vonf re,rders
 hereabouts would not he very g-n timely grietved to hear nf the il old lady's demiser , ,t..aslo.o ., a Our old ihachelors are still on the war path. One ofthem Spya.
 there is something within him,
 which. thrills responsive 10 the echo of sentimental solig. and that sparkling eyes, and d'blooming checks, beguile ilim into a state of inexpressible felicity. a.,..e.
 '" s' VT th' "th@ CYRUS.
 saiad ie s4ll-s.n4 Hiahi 1sl,i ld of hFriendship F,,tlgingS. f, The health of this community ' excellent. 9WiG G9lIeuua <H io la Some of our neighhors have
 been at work onthe Terre Rouge
 leyee this week. all naagg sa4t ' The extremely dry weather seems to have evaporaied all the news in these parts. le4t..it so There. will beia school meeting at Harmony church next Saturday, the l1th, for the purpose of em- ploying teacher etc. Every one interested in school there are requested 10 be present. i N ' The young ladies of Ianeburg u ...-..-L.- -alL.l..l-., m- .L-nn- L-.L--
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Notice to Hunters.

l Notice is hereby given that all persons are forbidden trespassing
 or hnnting on my lands, and all
 such violations will be prosecuted. siuF+tp ijdSH C.. w. AaMISTEAD. !,
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

Notice is hereby given that all
 persons are forbidden ,trespassine
 or hunting on my lands. and all
 snch violations will be prosecuted, it1s4 aglhi ALFRED ABURROW.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

hereby give notice that,all per; sons are forbidden to hunt O. oth. erwise trespass on my farm.
 ,sl'43Ettt w. U. TAYLOR.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

rIIcKIT .i..I ' rrl.;' k an unfailing cure for all d.S,d>c| or,g,natiis m biliafy deranscmcnt, cia>td hy the malaria of miasmatic countries. NJ other medicine now on sale win SD cffcctually remove the disturbing elements, and at the same time tone up the whole system. It is sure and safe in its action. tf
 The worst ease of iiuN cured m a few hours, with lIugI's Flux Cor dial. Don't iail tu try il. Only 23 cts, at Hugh Mo,lcrief X Dro'sC c
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
FkA New Bank.

For the benefit of Sidney B. Wood and the people have open ed Bank for the purpose of buy ing and aud selling Exchange and doing and general Exchange bus mess at Hope Ark, My cash cap ital at present is limited but if an things work we'll we will change on Jan. 1st From a private bank to a National Bank. In the mean time l will do the best l can for those who wish to patronize the peoples Bank. An
 lFl Yours to commend. I4| .ts y @ A4t* A SfDyEYB. WoOD.
 P. S. -l have large hot of mules and horses which I will sell on time, payable Oct lst 1888. If you need a team come and see me. ara z ionrs trass II t.t SIDNEY 5. WooD.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
ANIlc 0l1C1cnC For Bilious Fever and all AUUl -0USl6US MalariAI Troubles. 50 cts
Aessve, PasA ,,,g and Reliable.

L yflO. M Milburm can always be relied upon to carry in stock the purest and best,goods and sustains the reputation of being active, pushing and reliable, by recOm- mending articles with well estab- lished merit and such as are popu- lar. Haying the agency for the celebrated Dr. Kings New Dis .covery for Consumption, Colds and Coughs, will sell H on q posi-. tive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of throat, lungs or chest and in order to prove our claim, we ask yon to call and get trial bottle free. l
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

urIllp seed Tor sale by John k Portis. Mk%
 Try Hinton Drug Co, for cheat stationery. ' 1 Pure Apple vinegar, 25c per gal Ion, at B. l.. HARwoOD's.
 Cotton baskets for sale by Johl E. Portis. S1kAEILlIk j ! Foster x Logan Hdw. Co. i. headquarters for hardware. W. R. White S Co.'S for choic. groceries of all kinds. For the best DC. cigar in T. town tcall on R. L. Harwood. 3
 MT. Charlie Jordan is now clerk. ing for Messrs J. NJ. Denmam & Bro.
 Mrs, Robertson and daughter Miss Irene, left Monday for Si Louis.
 Miss "Tomr Ghristopher went down to Texarkana Sunday. to see kindred.
 Mir. Joe Cook, of Texarkana was np Sunday, circulating among old friends. 48 gUG tsI Miss Jessie Cook. of Texarkana. sa has been visiting the family of Mr Wm. c. Hatley.
 g Fresh ~Oysters-of best brands always on hand; give me a call. H .. IF B. l.. HAYWOOD
 The celebrated Star Whitaker ham, for sale at g
 BROOKS, BLAKE x Go.
 Trunks A new lot of all kinds just received. d.zl--~---4.---- s
 yNo. k. PORTIs.
 Mrs. Fannie Price. of Boughton, was here Sunday, visiting the fam. fly of Mir. J. M. Price. .q00fs
 Don't forget to go out to the Court House tonight, in the inter. est of a cotton factory. & Mrs. Sidney Parker shas been quite sick. but we are pleased to learn is now much better.
 Best and freshest line gof cOnfec- tioneries and fhhcy groce riea in tow n, at R. Ls HarwOod's. z a
 Mr. Ed Gee returned from St. Lonis Friday. Hepurchased mer- chandise. for the firm of Gee Bros.
 Flour.-A car of the old stand by Moss Rose,' fresh from the mil. JNo, F. PoHr's.
 Buy the Bluff City stove. It is the best For sale by S@oc J. NJ. DENMAN & BRo.
 have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as inc cheapest. J. II. ADAMS.
 Every body come to sec the uew goods am receiving. '"@ VII" +' JNo. F. PORTIs.
 MT. B. P. Haynes, one of Hopes clever citizens, was up Saturday, and gave the PIoAlUNE a pleasant call.
 Mr.. X. X. Generally left last week for St. Louis, to purchase new goods for Johnson X Gencr. ally.
 Col. l.. E. Hinton of Hope, made d business trip to St Lotus last week. He was in Prescott Tues .lay.tTg @NO0Eb tItl
 Mir. Thad Gill left Monday to. ai. tend d business meeting of thc State agency Of the Wheel at Lit tie Rock. N 20. HT1}II .r Our school has commenced, so parents, send yout children to Mil hurn's for school books, if you de- sire to save money. q Jeans.r-All grades and pr'ces' jast opened. #A As$ AN
 JNo. F. PORTIs,
 
 "Hello central" Call at the post office store aud see the mag .niiicent line of new goods just re- cieved; cheap, cheaper, cheapest. '- Mrs. T. W. Hsryes returned from Hope Monday, where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs l.. E. Hinton.
 Mir Eugene Cheatham, of Cur. don, was dowai Tuesday, to have Dr. ihomasson do some dental work for him. V
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Falcon News.

On the morning of tte 9th. at l o'clock. d. pi. oui town was arous- ed trointits peilrel'ul slumhers. by A tpeSseu uscr. who uoitlied u> that Dr. Miller would he iu tewn in few minutes with hi, wife who was a acorpse. Mrs Miller died in Texas, on the night oi the 3rd. Hef befeaved husband brought the remains of ot his beloved wife. back to the family buryiug ground at Falcon. Mrs. Rosa Miller was the daughter If Mir. John and Gin dtrela Prir The 0ereaverl ones have tie sympathy ot many friends.
 Misses Lille Drake and Anna Laura Bulger, were out gathering grapes the other day when they discovered large snake, Miss Lilly sent her little sister to my house, requesting me to come and kill the. snake. By the time ] got there the young ladies had found six more. succeeded in killing the whole number which amount ed to : in all, Now Tiff any one can ten bigger snake tale than this, wonld like to hear from ''ipy li6- m1aF " p
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

War, pestileuce and famine de stroys countless thousands But indigestion, dyspepsia, derange' ment of the liver and stomach are powerful foes io the human race. Norris Casrar,ne will defeat their ravageS.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

Is the place to buy your Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils, School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars, Wines Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given orders Drugs and Liquor When you to Hope call and me- whether not you wish to buy goods. ...,r I. sI
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
\ Yours to connnmd. 8fEsss kAfsc ...4,, uy

New Pilot stoves guaranteed tC give satIsfactiOn.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
AGvf BUSTERS.

FLOrR! FLOCR!! FLOURm Our special brands, warranted to give perfect satisfaction aad cheap ur than ever befpre.ge uaH b9Ni T. s h4liru W. R. WHITE X Co. ,h New Clothing.--A bran new lot 1.-the finest, received to day.
 JNO. F. PoRTIs.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

hGut USItkS. s,syehoias. FSice So e,s
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

sj BUSTERS S%; st%; Ss%' ,s'sn ss r%s r,s ;s
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Bucklcn's Arniea Sa'yr.

The hes, Salvr in the world tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt khenm, Fever Sores, 'fctter, Chapp"d Hands, Chilhlnins, Corns, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi- lively cures t'iles, or mo psy Erer qu!red.@ It is guafanteod t"a give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Price 9 cehtsA per- box. For sale by Jno. NJ. Milburn.s E em
 Don't fail to get a bottle of Huglrs Flux Cordial, the bestn the world, only 25c., at Hugh Moncrief& Bro
 Constipation snpcrinduces the agony of that disease so prevalent, known as Piles. This can be cur ed and prevented by taking MOT r,s' Cascariilc. ,.,.~,e -
 c.f nd
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
Lancsbur. ,.eafl t..

.a MT, Editor again l make my app pearance in. y0ur paper.
 ]. The topic of tue day is dust and 'hot weather.
 iH Everything dried up. po'at,es all gone, tarnips havenever cone up yet. sf sa#art 9t D Iam sorry for those who owe big debts, fYpec'ing their cotton 'o pay, tlem.a
 We advise all who raised peas to save them. for tliet win bt. n gre tt demand n"xt spring., t'3.
 libWIat has becoale of all the loaf CTS around P--Mr. White is invit. ing them on every highway to come with their baskets.
 It seems that the world wants n wheel to roll down high pricrs I think the world neels Il Vlnel to rbll Ill tre c)ttpi see o'lt ot evisteiice. ifrnaE 3s s bG0 Tie report has been yearly. stop raising so much cotton ana you win do better \ mistake, say quit irving to raise so much and yoa will do better. rnere Is the sec,rt and great trouble, We try 10 raise much and fall. The -tiiiIe has come when all should cfy out! what shall l do to he say i ied'91q Ie 79dHH E5Hfa Gmnebnrg has sprung to Ire sur
 face. and holJS her head far above the waves. she is a cotton market
 this year and the county site of education. If siie contained few
 more men as energetic as those
 she now claims. she would soon tlpenintq prosperity T, DIXIE.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Hatley ,S Christopher. ui s7sifeb tfrtss arI
 COTTON MARKET.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

A6UE BUSTERS, tS:apsss S; Ss's'' tnS nc c~. .''
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

AIifst V 'h"f.t @' rliAH fdi .ulYF I-L*r SJt et5
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

c Pleasant, Prompt and D. Safe. Price 50 cents.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

.- As "A chiefs amang yc, takn' notes
 An faith he'll brent 'em" No rain yet. Push our school. .a lay Tor your paper - F-aass
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22
Church Directory,

PREsBYTERikN-Kev.T 7. s. Day. pastor. Ser.
vice. every sabbath morning and evening. at
the Presbyterian church.
hErHODisT.-Rey. J. shawbcr. pastor. Services
at their church every sabbath morning,
except the third sabbath Of each month. at II
O'Clock.
EAPTIsT.--Rev. James A Hayrrnr, pastor. Ser.
vices on the fr,t and third sabbaths Of each
menth in the school house hall. Covenant and
business meeting the Saturday afternoon before
the third Sunday Of each month. at . o'clock.
UNION SABBATH sCHooL-Meets In the Pres.
byteriAn church every Sabbath at 10 A. N.
PRAYER MEETING every Wednesday even I'M
a,ssss O'Clock. in the Methodist church.
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22

DIR. Gross, physician atSt Vincent's Hos
pital, Baltimore. Nd, considers Red Star
Cough Cure perfectly harmless, being pure
ly vegetable and entirely free from opiates.
poisons, and other narcotics. Other profes.
sionals also endorse It rs prompt, safe and
sure. Price, twenty-five cents u bottle.
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22

The magical effects of st. Jacobs on in
removing soreness and stiffness makes II
Invaluable at all times. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia promptly yield 10 II,
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22

''Can detective find anything." asks
a skeptical exchange. When Ii comes to
"clues," clever detective can find more
in one day than he can nnrpyel in life
time.
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22
- ns0nic Lodge.

Meets the Nrst and third Friday evenings Of
each month. in Hs Masonic Hall.
+. HoDGDoN, W. N.
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22
WAR RUMoIss.

All Europe Ready to Fly to Arms
Mt II Moments Notice.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10. Tho Times corre-
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22
County Omeers.

County Commissioners-First district, Rob't B
Hamilton second district, Thos. u. Mower third
district, David Stephens.
Clerk and Recorder-E. L. Kellogg.
Shsrif-Ben. s. Gheen
Treasurer-T. II. McGmnahan.
County Judge-Alfred X. King.
Surveyor-Wm. L. Marcy.
Assessor-S. NJ. Goodwin.
Superintendent OF Schools. b. McGinty.
Coroncr-Chhrles A. Davis
County Attorney-A. E. Amsbary
The Delta independent., 1887-02-22
Town Mcers.

Town Omcers.
MAYOR-R. B. Hamilton,
TRUSTEES X. Spencer, T. II. McGrana
han, J. p. Bassler, W. L. Mathers, A. X. Howard
Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
ANDOVER.

WIN Gr.ggs new barn IL t2ts0 instssd
OF 1880 ~ we were made 20 say last week
The Corg1 Soclsble At John Y. Tai
bots Wednesday evening wss pleasant
affair and largely attended.
Dr II 1nes IL making quite q change 10
the sppearsncs ~ his stand recently pnr
ohs..d II ID. Punngion. by aidl,ioe'
and repairs.
". n Corson takes possession of the
Bsrnes' stand this week.
Mrs n. ~. G. Estss. of wateryiile. lee
,ur,d at the Coug'i church Thursday even
log, on the subject 81 temperance. and vii
hold q series of meetings with the lorna
ilon 81 q Good T.mplsf's Lodge 10 view
y. n. Smith has choice bit OF horse
nssh In lIsfblug,r colt, foaled few dsJ'
since.
v. \. and o. u Poor bought apair oI
horses of Norway parties last week.
4 new and substantial fence has just
be,u bailt "a lnclO.e the enlargement made
In the cemetery grounds last Fall.
Mrs. n. y fov'joy. % Farmers iiill. Il
quite 40 With bronchi,l and lung trouble,
The yillsg. school closed last week. and
when We say that IL was In charge % Miss
Alice bryant aud Miss Helen Berry, pri.
mary. Ills NEEDLESS q ali that, ~a' =
profitable term.
Strangers. oifiers aai tourists. are ar
rislng every day.
X A Grover a c. ars nlllng an order
Tor enough packing boxes - supply The
Bethel AMI Ramfori corn factories this
season
Mrs y. Bctton has the banner garden
thl, season. A detailed description would
take - much space that W. forbear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
SOUTH BUcKRIELD

Crops have grown Almos, beyond belief
The past few DAYS.
Rev. John A. Lowell, ofAnioyor, Mass.
IL visiting relatives Ia town.
Oscar Robert. and wife. oiEvi Stoush'
ton, Mass, are visiting hls parents. %
car works In = shoe factory. earning from
three 20 seven dollars per day.
Hiram COnani will have green peas sni
new potatoes on the i.h.
4. II. Irish's house was burnt on The
night OF the 27th. uit IL seems 10 BE-
mysterious IRE, A. II hal been unoceupled
for week.
Star G,rer won second money Ia the
race AZ Portland. on the 2jih, ul,.
Jason Russell took away the Parker
horse 20 Boston, u sell or exchange.
Some farmers have got through hoeins
aud commenced hsying, aud Others nave
hardly commenced hOelng.
WIN. Mitchell has sold his farm To VII
son shaw. Mr.. Mitchell will proosoly
move 20 the village.
The writer received this doubtful com
plimep, from an old timer the other day
- lou haze quite az lde1 ~ most ereryiAlag'
and smart az n0fhiHg." Each human BEING
possesses The same elements OF chsrseisr
As his fellows, Differing only IN degree
Ard We, how prone We are % condemn
each Others fOllles But stern necessity
sometimes requires II. remember one
DAY a 'cayalcade Of death" passed our
regiment. IL was nothing less than tso
spiders condemned IN death for some In
fraction OF military discipline, who. sit
ting upon their rough ooiilns, were being
borne 10 the place OF execution IS calmly
As n 10 WAS an everyday event.
Star GsEer trottod one beat a. ssugu'
on the 10Th ult. In 2;2i. lie went IRON
there 90 Lancaster, n. II, - participate
In race AZ that plsce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
WATERFORD.

The well Known lecturer. DR.. Drsiusrd
was In town last week. lie claims 10 b
tmiu,niiy successful In treating all dis
eases Of tho ihrosi aud lungs by causing
patients u ihhale meiicstet stesm. The
doctor says this mode OF treatment vii
perfect cure In nearly every case OF luna
trouble, also many other diseases are cur
ed by this method.
Eugene Nelson Is building q new stable.
wm Mitchell has returned from Bos'
ton.
Mr.. G. w. willard has OF late made
quite an investment In farming tools, and
now has good lot. an improved floating
harrow. side hill plow. horse hoe, and new
moving machine.
Mrs. q. ". Browne, OF Mason, IL visit
Ing a, Pine Grove House. This pleasant
and healthful summer resort Is now open
for the season.
In a recent number Of the DENocR.r
We noticed In the Items OF Paris and sicln.
ity, that farmers were praying Tor rain
We Judge from the recent wettings, that
the prayers have been answered, not only
90 the satisfaction OF the good men OF Far
l., bat In al as far ~ AN acquainted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
HIRAM.

Mrs. Emms, widow OF the late John
lIuntress, died a. her residence Ia South
Hiram on Friday morning, June 2tih, agec
40 years and month. Mrs. lIuntress, foi
= number Of years past. had been suffer
"a from neuralgia OF the heart Three
weeks before her death, she had q parslyt
ic shock. from which she appeared In be
recovering, until two days before bel
death, when she became worse aud never
rallied. Mrs IIautress hsi been worthy
member OF the Cornish Methodist church
for nearly forty years. She was tbs
mother of eleven children, two OF whom
have passed over the silent river iier
husband died over thirty years ago. Ia
her declining years. she has been cared
for by her son John, and his most excel
Lent wife. The funeral was on sunday.
Rev. Mr. Wright. of the Cornish Method
ist church, attended. w.
The nrm OF Dsteheldsr & klmbill has
dissolved. y. w. klmbsll retires.
The Thermometer on June 29ih sni 3Oih
Indicated % In the shade.
Miss Edith Eigecomb. = graduate OF
Harrington Normh School, IL teaching
with excellent success In the New Settle
msut.
Frciile Moulton. Who graduated las,
week At Gofhsui Normsl school. will enter
the state College. q, ufouo. Al the next
committeeman.
Miss Louise Spring. OF fofllind. 4, visit
ing 81 Hon. John H. Springs.
Mrs. Marshall l. Clemens silll rcmalns
very IN.
Eiwin y. Moalton. who has been dan
geruusly IN with bilious fever some four
weeks AZ stockton. Cal, Il now Improving
Capt samuel wsfsw0rih Il improving
John l.. Hubbard has . position In =
restaurant In Boston.
some 90 our meadows are some three
feet under water since the late rAins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
BUCKPIELD

The house ownei by Simi II. Irish II
E,s, Bucknsli. on the Isaac shaw farm,
wss barncd Monday night, jane 9Th.
Cause not known Insured.
Ssversi went from here 20 Commence
msni a. Hebron.
burglars entered toe store ~ Atwood,
Spaulllng 4 Co., and the post oflce on
the IN lrnlng 0i Jnly LIT They broke Into
the blacksmith shop orr \. D)rman and
secured tool. ~ ply open the windows
and doors. Nothing Il mlsslng from the
store The safc and money draw were
unmolesiei fee lunch was taken from
the cracker barrel. ~ the posi once they
forced open the back door. which was
bolled ON ,he inside. with ohl.els. and So.
cured txo or three dollars In small change.
Four youugish men. stranger, were seen
the night before on the outskirts OF the
yllltge. Later Intelligence seems ~ indi.
cate them 81 b- italian trsmPs from The
Mrgantic region.
TIER have bcsn nlnstssn des,h' 10 town
80 fsr ihl. yssr
MIs. Nan" rll,on has gone - visit
fiierds A. MirihA's Vlneyari. Mass.
The Misses Chari len for home Friday.
Mfs Mason. widow ~ the late Lewis
Mason ilr,i Friday ~ pn,umonls. ~ the
residence of her son. l. Carroll Mason.
Tnc yili,ge schools closed Friday.
Mr. sud Mrs. Harrison Pratt 20 10
LivsTmDrc for vacation and will prob,-
biv be back Tor The Fall term.
Rev w. g. Dsrrows, Of Lewiston,
preached - the Dsptis, Church sunday
forerOon. RsV John II. Barow.. OF
Warren will supply the pulpit next sun
dAy.
Mr.. gllls lBalrd) Dlngley. Of Anburn.
AMI Mis- Rosie Tilton. 90 Geneva, ". Y.
% The class %. -, were Al Commence
mert A. Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
BYRON

NJ W ll0isiou and daughter. 81 Lew
.stou. visltct friends here last week.
Miss Hayes. % Mexico. closed her
school AZ Hop City, The sith, Inst
TIE frtshst % the 2li carried the bridge
az again. across The lloaghiou stream. IL
also caused the West Branch 90 rise tosueh
a height A. % carry OF Me-. j. HylAn's
shst. eli % bis house. undermine aud near
" tip over the main house IL washed
away The provisions % the family, most oi
The furniture. bedding. etc. West Branch
has cuta new channel. and comes into
swim River near the site o. the old MIL
Mr.. Austin Goss and Mr.. MAcumoer.
with ladies. from Carthage. are visiting Al
lothian Shaws.
:. q And Jo,ham Shaw have been on
The sick list few Gays.
J. A. wiiham ant wife were In town
saturday.
h. staples Was here Saturday, looking
a,ter hls poplar.
Miss Peek. % Dlxhsli. visited a. :.
Knspp's few days Ia; week.
Miss Anna knspp stopped her school
two DAYS last week on account OF sickness
Sic L. better now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
ALBANY.

SIR. Wilson and family. Of Gofhsm.
y. n . are visiting her parents, No. and
Mr. Joseph l.. Rand.
Eder Knapp. OF Byron. aged - Years
i visiting his grAnd-daughisr, Mrs.
uorsce Foster. lie appears llte = much
younger man. ills son, % Ncwry, va,
with BIN ami they have gone . Visli rela'
tivs- ~ south Paris.
Nathan Brackeit. formerly % North
wSierf0rt. now steward ~ The state In
fusirlal school Al Lancaster. Mass, made
usa pleasant call. Ills wife IL suPerlu-
tenteui % The school Thelr services are
very highly appreciated by the Trustees.
several ofthelr assistants are from Ntlne.
Mrs John Grover IL recovering from
second attack % paralysis.
Mr.. Daniel Clark i on The slck llsi.
The whoop.ug cough Il prevailing gate
excessively.
Miss Lif1ic Dresser {. spending her va
cation Al home. Her younger sister III
IA, u teaching.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
BROwNFIELD.

Please notice In your appointment col
umn that Rev. Miss Lorenrs HAYNES vii
preach In Brownneli. Sunday. July l0lb
az two O'Clock, y. NJ, aud at Hiram At hall
past ten, a. ~, sane day. She viii pfesc'
q, same places durlng the est of July.
The best to-day Thursday l. Intense
100 shove in the shsdv IL Il very Try
ing Ia The working Glass, sfier having %
much cool WEATHER.
L,wf,nce Morrison aud wife, of Cornish
srr here
jacob Hatch has boush, horse OF Mr..
Drew, ~ Eaton. n II.
Elmer Thomp-op has gone t. Snr'h
Conway to work
Mfs Perkins h.- f.iufno from E,i"n.
where she has he-n visiting hsr sister.
Mr. aud SIR. B,frDw. have returned
from Kansas, where they have been Stay
Ing Tor the last tso years.
Albert Fox aud Lena Perkins were In
town Sunday.